Although Apple's latest version of the iPad is continuing to sell like hotcakes and draw headlines, attention has now shifted, in part, to the probable release date of the iPhone 5. Apple has historically released an updated version of the handset in June—that is, until the release of the iPhone 4S in October 2011. If the comments from a recruiter with electronics manufacturing company Foxconn are any indication, Apple may be moving the release of the iPhone 5 back to a summer schedule. According to the Japanese technology blogMacotakara, which picked up on the comments when the recruiter was speaking to reporters on TV Tokyo's "World Business Satellite" program, Foxcomm is planning to hire 18,000 people to make the iPhone 5. "It will come out in June," the recruiter is reported to have said.
While the iPhone 5 would actually be the sixth-generation version of the handset, a blog post on AppleInsider claimed the Chinese workers who build the phones refer to the upcoming handset as the iPhone 5. According to Apple-centric 
